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Xolo serves contemporary Mexican cuisine with a dash of tradition for good measure in a casual and fun space near the Williamsburg Bridge.

This Upper East Side restaurant is a collaboration between Le Petit Parisien and chef Josh Newman, offering unique seasonal menus.

Sleek and dimly lit Yakiniku Futago specializes in Japanese barbecue.

The second in a chain of Palm restaurants, this one is located in the Theatre District.

A favorite of concert goers at nearby Carnegie Hall, Trattoria Dell'Arte is a design landmark, thanks to an interior done by the legendary Milton Glaser, and a entrance marked by a giant white nose.

The Dolar Shop's philosophy is to continuously innovate, always serve fresh ingredients, and to excel in customer service to build a strong connection with their guests, and proudly showcase the Macau hot pot culture.

Wagamama first opened in London in April of 1992 with a clear purpose: to feed guests fresh and nourishing Asian food inspired by the flavors of Japan.

New York has some of the best steaks in the country, and this restaurant on the Upper East Side certainly holds its own.

Strip House Downtown delivers on dishes and décor, creating a steakhouse unlike any other in New York.